First City: Baltimore

Distressed-Property Leads, Explained — Not Just Listed.

Groundary reads public records — vacant-building notices, tax-sale liens, SDAT assessments — and turns them into ranked acquisition targets with plain-English reasoning. Built for investors; starting in Baltimore.

Public-record data, provided "as-is." Estimates are not appraisals — verify independently.
Investor reviewing Groundary on a phone in a Baltimore rowhouse neighborhood
1
Find Leads

Every vacant-building notice and tax-sale lien in the city, mapped and ranked. Two fixed signals: vacant notice, tax sale, and both flags composed.

2
Review the Property

An insights view that leads with why the lead matters — ownership, liens, market typology, comps — and states every estimate with a confidence label and its basis.

3
Decide Next Action

Ask the built-in analyst plain-English questions, save leads to a deal pipeline, and export to CSV or a one-page report for partners and lenders.

Numbers That Never Look More Precise Than They Are.

Everything comes from public records — Open Baltimore and MD SDAT. Records can be stale or wrong, so Groundary says so: every estimate carries a HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW confidence label and a stated basis, and unknowns read "unknown," never a guess.

No good/bad judgment coloring, no hype copy, no hidden fine print. The disclaimer is part of the interface.

One City at a Time, Done Properly.

Groundary is built to work anywhere public records are open. Baltimore is first because its records are deep and its distressed inventory is real. More cities as we earn them.

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